On Tue, Jun 8, 2010 at 2:59 PM, Brad Buran wrote:
> In our research lab we generate a variety of audio signals to study
> auditory perception. These signals include pure tones (ramped on/off
> by cosine squared envelopes), amplitude-modulated noise, sequences of
> signals (noise followed by a ton
In our research lab we generate a variety of audio signals to study
auditory perception. These signals include pure tones (ramped on/off
by cosine squared envelopes), amplitude-modulated noise, sequences of
signals (noise followed by a tone, etc.), band-limited noise, etc.
Once we generate the wa
